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Hi John and welcome to the group.

If you check out Tony Griffith's site in England you will find a bunch
of images from original Dalton combination machine catalogs. Also
there is a link to the combo machine that I seen down in Sutherland
Oregon two years ago. The machine was really beat and broken but most
of it was there. Again check out Tony's site and look over the
pictures I took of the lathe. If you would like a set of these
pictures I can email them to you. It does show some of the details
that your lathe is missing.



Good Luck John and Glad to have you as a member

Dennis Turk.

--- In daltonlathes@yahoogroups.com, "rumijohn" .> wrote:
>
> That's my machine on the oldarn site. I bought it from a friends
> estate a coupla years ago. I'm still trying to get it set up and
> running right. The chain drive setup on the back is geared too low.
At
> the lowest speed, in backgear, you need a calender to count the
RPMs.
> Also the bearing cap at the bevel gear on the vertical shaft is
> missing. I guess I can make one if I cannot find one. I haven't run
a
> lathe since HS, so I am teaching myself with a bunch o' books from
> Lindsay. I want to upgrade the toolpost to a quick change with the
> inserts, rather than the old HSS cutters. Still, I'm having fun with
> it, making chips. I'll be asking questions, I'm sure. I'm open to
any
> and all questions, suggestions, hate mail, etc. John
>